Culture
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Adam Štěch: A decade and a half hunting some of the world’s coolest buildings
Over 15 years, Adam Štěch travelled the world searching out, visiting and documenting modernist buildings. The result is the book Modern Architecture and Interiors.
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Pipes and Pints: Bagpipe wielding punk rockers
Pipes and Pints, the Celtic punk band from Prague, have been around since 2006. Their latest album is the main focus of this week’s Sunday Music Show.
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Prague art students create new Czech banknote designs
The same Czech banknotes have been in press for over 20 years. What could an alternative new design look like?
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Richard ‘Faust’ Mader, Prague/Prog rock and The Basement of Hell
In the depths of Studio Faust Records is a tracking space known as 'The Basement of Hell'. It has a unique acoustic signature, as does studio founder Richard “Faust” Mader.
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Postponed till 2021, Karlovy Vary brings mini festival to screens around country from Friday
Thought the Karlovy Vary IFF may not be taking place this year, its organisers have put together a showcase of 16 pictures to be screened at nearly 100 Czech cinemas.
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Ota Pavel’s short stories: bittersweet childhood memories set against the backdrop of WWII
Ota Pavel’s collection of autobiographical short stories from rural Bohemia How I Came to Know Fish bears powerful testimony of the war seen through the eyes of a child.
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Helen Epstein: One real skill and one fake one helped my mother survive the Holocaust
Franci’s War by Franci Rabinek Epstein is a Holocaust memoir told from a candid female perspective. The author’s daughter, Helen Epstein, shares her powerful story.
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Anděl Award winners Mišík, Hlavenková, Zvíře jménem Podzim, Mirai, Hugo Toxxx, Vertigo, Ivo Kahánek
Anděl awards winners Vladimír Mišík, Beata Hlavenková, Zvíře jménem Podzim, Mirai, Hugo Toxxx, Vertigo, Ivo Kahánek and the Bamberg Symphony Orchestra.
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Prague exhibition mixes Mucha and contemporary artist Pasta Oner
A new exhibitionat the Kampa Museum in Prague, brings together the Art Nouveau painter Alphonse Mucha and contemporary pop artist Pasta Oner.
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Milan Kundera is a ‘moral relativist’ with much to hide, says Czech biographer
An unauthorised biography of Milan Kundera out on Friday casts the Czech-born writer in a decidedly unflattering light, whitewashing dark chapters of his personal history.
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New app brings 18th century sculpted nativity scene back to life
Thanks to a new augmented reality application, visitors can now admire Braun’s Nativity Scene as it looked at the time of its creation.
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Vladimír Mišík sweeps Anděl music awards with first solo LP in decades
Vladimír Mišík all but swept the Anděl music awards, taking home prizes for best singer, album, song and video of the year, and in the rock and folk categories.
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